In the Web3 data ecosystem, there is a 'rigid limitation': individual users want to 'only authorize part of the on-chain data', but are required to 'authorize all data', leading to concerns about privacy leaks and abandonment; a 3-person small team for a Web3 data project wants to 'temporarily adjust the data interface calling frequency', but is constrained by 'fixed package limits', incurring high premiums for additional calls; offline community convenience stores want to 'adjust NFT redemption rules based on weekend customer flow', but due to 'fixed tool functionality', can only execute according to original rules, missing conversion opportunities—'rules are too rigid, and operations are inflexible', forcing small players to only 'passively adapt' without being able to adjust strategies according to their own needs. As a decentralized data infrastructure, Chainbase is building a 'data flexible adaptation station' with 'flexible rules + adaptable tools', allowing individuals to authorize on demand, small projects to adjust flexibly, and small stores to optimize dynamically, breaking rigid constraints.
Its core capability is transforming 'fixed rules/tools' into 'flexible solutions on demand', rather than making small players compromise within a 'rigid framework'. On a technical level, Chainbase has built a 'flexible adaptation hub': for individual users, the hub has launched a 'data authorization tiering tool'—users can independently choose according to 'data types (e.g., transaction records, NFT holdings)' and 'authorization scope (e.g., last 1 month/last 3 months)', for example, 'only authorize Ethereum transaction data from the last month, do not authorize NFT holding information', and can modify the authorization scope at any time, with the system synchronizing changes in earnings in real-time (e.g., 'after reducing authorization, the number of tasks available decreases by 2, expected monthly earnings drop by 10%'). A Shenzhen user, Xiao Wu, previously gave up on high-yield tasks due to concerns about full authorization, but now relies on tiered authorization to earn 300 $C/month without worrying about privacy leaks, 'I can authorize whichever part I want, finally no more forced compromises'; for small and medium-sized projects, the hub has developed 'flexible interface packages'—supporting 'adjustments to call frequency on demand (e.g., from 100 calls/day to 500 calls/day)' and 'temporarily adding data dimensions (e.g., adding 'user profile data' to 'transaction data')', with costs settled based on 'actual usage', eliminating the need to repurchase packages. A DeFi data tool team of 4 managed to adjust their call frequency from 200 calls/day to 800 calls/day during a sudden increase in user numbers, avoiding service interruptions and saving 40% compared to purchasing a fixed large package; for offline small stores, the hub designed a 'dynamic rule adjustment module'—small stores can modify 'NFT membership discount rules' in real-time (e.g., 'during busy weekends, change 'spend 100 get 20 off' to 'spend 100 get 15 off'), and 'redemption time restrictions' (e.g., 'temporarily extend redemption hours after 8 PM'), with the system automatically syncing adjustments to the user end without requiring technical development. A community convenience store in Shanghai managed to moderately reduce discount intensity on weekends using the module, controlling costs while still increasing customer flow, resulting in a 25% increase in weekend sales.
When the ecosystem landed, Chainbase did not engage in 'flexible tricks', but focused on convenient adaptations in 'inflexible' scenarios. For individual users, it launched an 'authorization adjustment simulator'—users can preview 'the tasks they can take on and the expected changes in earnings after adjusting the authorization scope' before deciding whether to modify, with 5.45 million users currently using tiered authorization, increasing individual participation willingness by 85%; for small and medium-sized projects, it introduced 'flexible package support'—projects using flexible packages for the first time can enjoy '20% off calling fees in the first month', and also provide 'usage warning services' (e.g., 'call volume is about to exceed the current limit, should it be temporarily increased'), a 3-person GameFi data project used support and warnings to flexibly respond to 3 user volume fluctuations, achieving 99% service stability; for offline small stores, it initiated 'rule adjustment guidance'—consultants will recommend 'when to adjust rules and how to adjust more reasonably' based on 'real-time customer flow and redemption data', recently helping a fruit store in Hangzhou with an event, where the consultant suggested 'increase discounts during low customer flow on weekdays, and moderate tightening during high customer flow on weekends', resulting in an overall profit increase of 30%. Moreover, Chainbase has also developed a 'flexible value calculator' that inputs 'adjustment needs (e.g., 'reduce 2 authorizations', 'increase call frequency by 3 times')' to calculate 'expected cost savings, changes in earnings/customer flow', making it clear to small players the value of flexible adjustments.
In the long run, its value lies in 'using flexible adaptation to allow the small players in the Web3 data ecosystem to have independent control', preventing rigid rules from limiting development. Currently, Chainbase has 5.45 million individual users and 260,000 small and medium cooperative projects/stores achieving flexible adjustments through the adaptation station, with 90% of individual users indicating that 'they are more willing to participate long-term because they can authorize on demand', and 80% of small and medium projects reducing operational costs by over 30% through flexible packages. Recently, the project also reached a partnership with the Web3 privacy protection platform zkSync to optimize the privacy protection technology of 'data authorization tiering', ensuring users authorize more securely, with an expected addition of 4.35 million individual users; cooperating with offline merchant management platforms to embed 'dynamic rule adjustments' into merchants' daily operating systems, enhancing adjustment convenience. The 'flexible attributes' of the C token are also being strengthened: individuals can flexibly adjust authorizations while maintaining participation to enjoy a 15% earnings bonus; projects using C to pay for flexible package fees can enjoy a 30% discount; users/projects/stores staking C can receive 'priority adjustment quotas', with adjustment response speed increased by 50%, this design keeps the $C staking rate stable at 99%, with daily trading volume increasing by 255%.
From helping users protect privacy and earn earnings through tiered authorization, to enabling small projects to reduce costs and stabilize services through flexible packages, and then supporting convenience stores to increase profits through dynamic rules, Chainbase is empowering the 'small players' in Web3 data with 'autonomy in decision-making' using the 'flexible adaptation station'. As more scenarios achieve flexible adaptation, this 'flexible' data platform may allow 'on-demand adjustments and independent control' to become a new experience in the Web3 ecosystem, making the data ecosystem truly one where 'small players can participate and develop at their own pace'.
